Galatians 2 continues with Paul’s biographical recollection of a time he took Barnabas and Titus to Jerusalem. This wasn’t just a bro-trip to see the sights and do all the touristy things. Paul was on a mission. After fourteen years of Jesus following, he went down to Jerusalem to meet the leaders there, to exchange ideas, to test his gospel message against theirs, and to walk away with the assurance that the whole Jesus mission was all on the same page. Today we discuss the importance of this event, what it meant for the Galatians, and what it means for us today.